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A Garda probe is underway into a daylight row in Letterkenny during which a man used a hurl as a weapon.
Video footage has been widely circulated showing three males engaged in a scrap close to the Glencar roundabout.
The public order incident is said to have taken place on Wednesday afternoon.
In the video, one of the men is seen wielding a hurl and swinging it the direction of another.
At one point, the three men are seen grappling on the ground before dispersing.
A Garda spokesperson told Donegal Live: “Gardaí received reports of a public order incident on the Glencar Road, Letterkenny, this afternoon, Wednesday 15th February 2023.
“Upon arrival no persons were present.”
The spokesperson said that enquiries were ongoing.
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